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In 1864 he had been elected for a second term as president, defeating his Democratic opponent, George McClellan, the general he had dismissed after Antietam. Lincoln's second inaugural address closed with these words:  \n1. Abraham Lincoln defeated whom in the presidential election of 1864?  \n___________________________________  \n___________________________________  \nWith malice toward none; with charity for all; with firmness in the right, as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in; to bind up the nation's wounds; to care for him who shall have borne the battle, and for his widow, and his orphan – to do all which may achieve and cherish a just, and a lasting peace, among ourselves, and with all nations.  \n2. malice:  \na. benevolence  \nb. bitterness  \nc. kindness  \nd. sympathy  \nThree weeks later, two days after Lee's surrender, Lincoln delivered his last public address, in which he unfolded a generous reconstruction policy. On April 14, 1865, the president held what was tobe his last Cabinet meeting. That evening – with his wife and a young couple who were his guests – he attended a performance at Ford's Theater. There, as he sat in the presidential box, he was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth, a Virginia actor embittered by the South's defeat. Booth was killed in a shootout some days later in a barn in the Virginia countryside. His accomplices were captured and later executed.  \n3. Where was Abraham Lincoln assassinated on April 14, 1865?  \n___________________________________  \n___________________________________  \n___________________________________  \n4. Who assassinated Abraham Lincoln?  \na. James Earl Ray  \nb. John Wilkes Booth  \nc. Lee Harvey Oswald  \nd. Mark David Chapman  \nLincoln died in a downstairs bedroom of a house across the street from Ford's Theater on the morning of  \n[Free Educational Materials Online: www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com](Free Educational Materials Online: www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com)  \nName:   Date:   Class:    \nApril 15 . Poet James Russell Lowell wrote:  \nNever before that startled April morning did such multitudes of men shed tears for the death of one they had never seen, as if with him a friendly presence had been taken from their lives, leaving them colder and darker. Never was funeral panegyric so eloquent as the silent look of sympathy which strangers exchanged when they met that day. Their common manhood had lost a kinsman.  \n5. When did Abraham Lincoln die?  \n___________________________________  \n___________________________________  \n6. panegyric:  \na. censure  \nb. disapproval  \nc. praising  \nd. reprimand  \nThe first great task confronting the victorious North – now under the leadership of Lincoln's vice president, Andrew Johnson, a Southerner who remained loyal to the Union – was to determine the status of the states that had seceded. Lincoln had already set the stage. In his view, the people of the Southern states had never legally seceded; they had been misled by some disloyal citizens into a defiance of federal authority. And since the war was the act of individuals, the federal government would have to deal with  \nthese individuals and not with the states. Thus, in 1863 Lincoln proclaimed that if in any state 10 percent of the voters of record in 1860 would form a government loyal to the U. S. 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